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It's clearly to evade a security control.. As if you approached a door, to find it locked, but then discovered the front window was unlocked and let yourself in
by spydum 9y ago
It's clearly to evade a security control..
As if you approached a door, to find it locked, but then discovered the front window was unlocked and let yourself in.. Clearly the occupant didn't want you to enter, and just failed to secure the entire building. Pretty sure nobody would ever suggest it was okay for you to enter in such a way.
- gsich 9y agoI doubt that. If DNS traffic is not filtered or blocked, it is clearly intended to transmit data that way. On a public wlan I first try to use VPN with port 53 (not DNS). If it works, I'll use it that way.